What This App Inherited

Tehiru's debt to this wing, itemised: the comparative-atlas method itself, the assumption that traditions can be laid beside one another and read for rhymes, the ghost Tree that foreign corpora are hung on, and a vocabulary — planes, subtle bodies, correspondences — that arrived in English through these books.

The descendants' bench must indict this app twice, because this app descends from this wing twice. ✥ Wing J caught the tarot, the colour scales and Kircher's wiring. This one catches something harder to remove: the idea of the annex. An "atlas of the other ways" is a Theosophical object. The app keeps it, because comparison is genuinely how it learns — and it now says where the instrument came from, marks every rhyme as a rhyme, and keeps one corpus on the bench that refuses to fold.